Kenneth A. Nagy

University of California, Los Angeles — United States

Environmental Science · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Physiological and biochemical adaptations(64), Amphibian and Reptile Biology(43), Bat Biology and Ecology Studies(30), Avian ecology and behavior(25), Fish Ecology and Management Studies(23)

Publications141 total

Dining Intertidally: Diet, Energetics, and Osmotic Relations of Two Shoreline-Foraging Tropidurid Lizard Species
South American Journal of Herpetology·2021· 5 cited
Integration of Genotype, Physiological Performance, and Survival in a Lizard (<i>Uta stansburiana</i>) with Alternative Mating Strategies
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology·2019· 7 cited
Sustained metabolic scope (metabolic rate/doubly labeled water/metabolic ceiling/symmorphosis/exercise)
2016
Differential sex-related winter energetics in free-ranging snowshoe hares (<i>Lepus americanus</i>)
Canadian Journal of Zoology·2015· 5 cited
EFFECTS OF ARTIFICIAL RAIN ON SURVIVORSHIP, BODY CONDITION, AND GROWTH OF HEAD-STARTED DESERT TORTOISES (GOPHERUS AGASSIZII) RELEASED TO THE OPEN DESERT
eScholarship (California Digital Library)·2015· 16 citedOpen Access
Life in the Lizard Slow Lane: Gila Monsters Have Low Rates of Energy Use and Water Flux
Copeia·2014· 8 cited
Desert Tortoise Head-start Program at Twentynine Palms Marine Base
2013· 1 cited
Polyandry and multiple paternities in the threatened Agassiz’s desert tortoise, Gopherus agassizii
Conservation Genetics·2011· 24 cited
Nutritional Quality of Natural Foods of Juvenile and Adult Desert Tortoises (Gopherus agassizii): Calcium, Phosphorus, and Magnesium Digestibility
Journal of Herpetology·2010· 29 cited
Nutritional Quality of Natural Foods of Juvenile Desert Tortoises (Gopherus agassizii): Energy, Nitrogen, and Fiber Digestibility
Journal of Herpetology·2009· 33 cited
Observations on diet and seed digestion in a Sand Dune Lizard,<i>Meroles anchietae</i>
African Journal of Herpetology·2009· 7 cited
Lizard energetics and the sit-and-wait vs. wide-foraging paradigm
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2007· 16 cited
Field metabolic rate and body size
Journal of Experimental Biology·2005· 501 cited
Costs of Growth in Tortoises
Journal of Herpetology·2005· 16 cited
Water economy of free-living desert animals
International Congress Series·2004· 34 cited
Heterotrophic Energy Flows
Elsevier eBooks·2004· 4 cited
CLINICAL DISEASE AND LABORATORY ABNORMALITIES IN FREE-RANGING DESERT TORTOISES IN CALIFORNIA (1990–1995)
Journal of Wildlife Diseases·2003· 74 citedOpen Access
Validation of the Labeled-Water Method for Estimating Food Consumption in Nestling Herons
The Auk·2002Open Access
Validation of the Labeled-Water Method for Estimating Food Consumption in Nestling Herons
The Auk·2002
VALIDATION OF THE LABELED-WATER METHOD FOR ESTIMATING FOOD CONSUMPTION IN NESTLING HERONS
The Auk·2002· 1 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

V. H. Shoemaker(3), Charles C. Peterson(3), Albert F. Bennett(3), Ian R. Wallis(3), Brian T. Henen(3), James R. Ehleringer(2), Daniel P. Costa(2), Allen Kurta(2), Gary P. Bell(2), Thomas Kunz(2), James A. Gessaman(2), G. J. Kenagy(2), Susan Sharbaugh(2), Raymond B. Huey(2), Kristin H. Berry(2), Wesley W. Weathers(2), William A. Buttemer(2), Anita M. Hayworth(2), Dirkjan Masman(2), Joseph B. Williams(2)